A small orgonite pendant made to sit close to the heart, with an oval resin body, a metal tree motif and seven chakra stones held inside. It feels like a quiet visual anchor for intention, colour and daily ritual, something to reach for when you want jewellery with meaning rather than plain decoration.
What draws the eye
The tree form gives the pendant a rooted, branching centre, a symbol often linked with growth, steadiness and connection.
Seven coloured stones bring a chakra-inspired sequence into the design, adding a bright line of symbolism through the resin.
The oval shape softens the look, so the piece feels gentle rather than sharp or formal.
Metal details add contrast against the resin and stones, catching the light in small, quiet flashes.
Each pendant may vary slightly in design, giving the piece a more individual feel.
Resin, stones and metal
This pendant is made from resin, gemstones and metal. The stones are set into an orgonite-style composition, where colour, shine and symbolic layering matter as much as the form itself.
The beauty here is in the overall arrangement: an oval field of resin, a tree motif, and a seven-stone chakra palette.
How to wear and keep it
Wear it over simple layers, linen, cotton, knitwear or an open neckline, where the tree and colour sequence can be seen clearly. It works as an everyday pendant for those who like jewellery with a ritual or meditative feeling.
Keep it dry where possible and wipe gently with a soft cloth after wearing. Avoid harsh cleaners, perfume sprayed directly onto the pendant, and storing it loose with harder jewellery that may scratch the resin surface.
The tree and the chakra colours
The tree is a widely recognised symbol of rootedness and renewal, with branches reaching upward while the trunk stays grounded. In yogic and modern meditation traditions, the seven chakras are often represented through a vertical sequence of colours, used as a visual map for reflection and intention-s…
region of manufacture: India
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